CART Exhibition Opening - Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn - McHenry Library

Curated by the 2023-2024 CART fellow Meleia Simon-Reynolds, the exhibition Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League \(JACL\) records, recently made accessible for research through CART. It documents early Japanese immigration to the Pajaro Valley, forced removal and incarceration during World War II, and postwar revitalization of the Japanese American community. This is a chance to engage with the vital and ongoing memory work conducted by JACL members in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley.

Curated by the 2023-2024 CART fellow Meleia Simon-Reynolds, the exhibition Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League \(JACL\) records, recently made accessible for research through CART. It documents early Japanese immigration to the Pajaro Valley, forced removal and incarceration during World War II, and postwar revitalization of the Japanese American community. This is a chance to engage with the vital and ongoing memory work conducted by JACL members in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley.

Curated by the 2023-2024 CART fellow Meleia Simon-Reynolds, the exhibition Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League \(JACL\) records, recently made accessible for research through CART. It documents early Japanese immigration to the Pajaro Valley, forced removal and incarceration during World War II, and postwar revitalization of the Japanese American community. This is a chance to engage with the vital and ongoing memory work conducted by JACL members in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley.

Curated by the 2023-2024 CART fellow Meleia Simon-Reynolds, the exhibition Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League \(JACL\) records, recently made accessible for research through CART. It documents early Japanese immigration to the Pajaro Valley, forced removal and incarceration during World War II, and postwar revitalization of the Japanese American community. This is a chance to engage with the vital and ongoing memory work conducted by JACL members in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley.

Curated by the 2023-2024 CART fellow Meleia Simon-Reynolds, the exhibition Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League \(JACL\) records, recently made accessible for research through CART. It documents early Japanese immigration to the Pajaro Valley, forced removal and incarceration during World War II, and postwar revitalization of the Japanese American community. This is a chance to engage with the vital and ongoing memory work conducted by JACL members in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley.

Curated by the 2023-2024 CART fellow Meleia Simon-Reynolds, the exhibition Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League \(JACL\) records, recently made accessible for research through CART. It documents early Japanese immigration to the Pajaro Valley, forced removal and incarceration during World War II, and postwar revitalization of the Japanese American community. This is a chance to engage with the vital and ongoing memory work conducted by JACL members in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley.

Curated by the 2023-2024 CART fellow Meleia Simon-Reynolds, the exhibition Remember, Acknowledge, and Learn offers a unique opportunity to delve into the Watsonville-Santa Cruz Japanese American Citizens League \(JACL\) records, recently made accessible for research through CART. It documents early Japanese immigration to the Pajaro Valley, forced removal and incarceration during World War II, and postwar revitalization of the Japanese American community. This is a chance to engage with the vital and ongoing memory work conducted by JACL members in Santa Cruz County and the Pajaro Valley.